#132321 by Stringdancer
Sun Dec 05, 2010 9:20 am
Sun Dec 05, 2010 9:20 am
December 5/2010 3:30 AM just got home from a gig grabbed something to eat in the kitchen while watching a Fox special titled John Lennon last moments ( I think) where a chronicle of John Lennon and Chapman (Lennon killer)movements are recounted.
There have been several 70s rock stars who have self destruct in the prime of their careers but the death of my favorite Beatle somehow saddens me more so than others, maybe it’s because the manner in which he died or maybe it’s the time in which he died just when he had completed a comeback album called “Starting over” after a period of alcohol binges a marital troubles with Yoko and reunification with Yoko followed by the birth of his son Sean who gave him a new positive outlook on life and a renewed motivation for music. That title “Starting over” seems ironically cruel now.
It’s a sad chapter in the annals of Rock & Roll.
There have been several 70s rock stars who have self destruct in the prime of their careers but the death of my favorite Beatle somehow saddens me more so than others, maybe it’s because the manner in which he died or maybe it’s the time in which he died just when he had completed a comeback album called “Starting over” after a period of alcohol binges a marital troubles with Yoko and reunification with Yoko followed by the birth of his son Sean who gave him a new positive outlook on life and a renewed motivation for music. That title “Starting over” seems ironically cruel now.
It’s a sad chapter in the annals of Rock & Roll.



